Brewlok Brewery
Russian fairy tale anti-hero, Koshey the Immortal, his soul is dark as coffee, he himself is hot as Carolina reaper pepper!
Soft scent of roasted malt with coffee notes. Velvety sweetness and strong aftertaste. Dark brown color. Creamy yellow-brown head. Dark roasted malt dominates the taste of dry stout with a coffee finish. Medium hoppy bitterness. Medium sweetness, hop bitterness and sharp pepper hotness at the end.
Koshey
Indian pepper stout
ABV 6.9%
IBU N/A
OG 1.070
This time we decided to dedicate the brew to one of Russian folklore spirits, Leshy, the Ruler of Forests. He can be cruel, can be kind, depending on your behaviour while in his realm, and on his mood too, of course. Like our ale, moderately dry and with Citra/Amarillo.
Intense hoppy flavor from American hops. Light maltyness in the back. Tint of yellow. Good head retention with long duration. Hop profile with citrus and resinous flavour in mouthfeel. Medium to high bitterness. Smooth, medium-light mouthfeel without harsh astringency and medium-high carbonation in combination can give an overall dry mouthfeel with malt sweetness.
Leshy
IPA
ABV 6.2%
IBU 70
OG 1.065
Let sleeping dogs lie, don't wake Likho up! Powerful DIPA with Amarillo, Simcoe, Columbus, Centennial, Mosaic and Vic Secret hop combination. It begins with soft and smooth steps, and ends up with dashing adventures. This ale may be silky, and become a reason for unexpected explorations. And remember: be careful!
Outstanding smell with citrus and pine from American hops. Slight alcohol presence feeling. Copper color. Thick and long-lasting foam head.Hoppy and bitter, moderately strong mouthfeel. Smooth maltiness and slight alcohol warmth.
Likho
Double IPA
ABV 8.6%
IBU 120
OG 1.087
Wolf's shepherd, or Egory the Brave, is a ruler of heavenly wolves, he drives predators from the sky as his hounds. It was believed that wolves do not kill every prey they can reach, but only those that Shepherd would point out.
Our wolves, Citra, Amarillo, Centennial hops, have ferocious character (IBU100) and frightening fangs (8.6% ABV). They rushed through triple dry hopping and descended to the Earth. And only Shepherd can decide whether one can be given to the wolves. Who is next? You choose. Cheers!
Wolf's Shepherd
Triple IPA
ABV 8.6%
IBU 105
OG 1.092
Join the most slowly developing religion in the world – Dudeism.
Ancient philosophy which preaches not to preach, practice as less as possible, and, first of all... ehm, we've lost it.Anyhow, if you want to obtain peace in the world and be kind to those surrounding you, dude, we can help you. But have a nap first.
A beer based on the famous cocktail “White Russian” with distinguishable vivid flavour, driven by lactose, vanilla and caramel malt.
Milk chocolate, cocoa, caramel, slight sweetness. Average-lasting aftertaste with light sweetness.
Dudeism
White stout
ABV 6.8%
IBU N/A
OG 1.092
Black IPA with hoppy balance from Simcoe, Mosaic and Centennial.
Background story: First Russian Olympic champion originated from Voronezh – a figure skater Nikolay Panin-Kolomenkin, winning a gold medal in 1908. He was performing in “special figures”, a type of figure skating focused on making complex shapes and figures on one skate.
There were 10 contesters, including famous Ulrich Salchow from Sweden. When competitors saw figures announced by Kolomenkin, most of them withdrew from the competition, saying that his figures are impossible to perform. Salchow demanded that results of the competition should be cancelled due to only 3 competitors taking part in the contest. However, International iceskating union still insisted on giving the gold medal to Kolomenkin.
Virazhi
Triple Black IPA
ABV 8.6%
IBU 121
OG 1.087
Russian imperial stout was aged in oak casks for 1.5 year, it is a second volume of Daniil Harms, eccentric and experimental as his poetry.
Very robust strongly roasted coffee, caramel, vanilla and bourbon aromas. Flavour is charred, bitter-sweet, with interesting oakness. Made from combination of complex malts, featuring a striking 10% ABV and imperial OG of 1.129 SG.
Daniil Kharms V.2
Russian Imperial Stout
ABV 10%
IBU N/A
OG 1.129
This imperial Baltic porter was aged in oak cask for 10 months. Bready, bisquity, toasty malt scent with slight roast and chocolate character. Moderately bready, malty taste with roasty and strong caramel character. Cocoa beans and chocolate on the background.
Fyodor Dostoevskiy V.6
Imperial baltic porter
ABV 12.9%
IBU N/A
OG 1.124
First volume of Severyanin is a warming barelywine rich with complex and intense flavours. Ageing in whisky casks for 2 years has added this strong and thick barleywine with additional astringency. Ideal literature for slow winter evenings.
Igor Severyanin
Barley wine
ABV 10%
IBU N/A
OG 1.129